St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1858. 904.42.
The Murphy club had pleasant ente rtain-
ment last evening.
J. 2. little's 1.-The World" company will
occupy the Grand all next week.
Bishop Foss lectured at Centenary church
last night on his European travels.
Patrolmau George Eberhard has been dis
| missed from the police force at the request of
the mayor.
There will be meeting of the Lucy Hayes
W. c. T. U. at Franklin Avenue NJ. E. church
this afternoon.
Ida Prescott, good-looking girl of Is
years, was yesterday fined $40 and costs for
drunkenness.
Plats Of Cedar Avenue park and Matchan's
addition were fled in the office of the register
of deeds yesterday.
Tom Allen, arrested for the larceny of two
cases of whisky from the cellar at As WASH
ington avenue south, was yesterday held for
examination Friday.
james Nc Dermott was arrested yesterday
for selling liquor without license at 125 Sec
ond street north, and gave bail in $500 for
appearance April 2.
The corOnerS jury yesterday returned
verdict Mt the inquest held over the remains
| of John Lee, to the effect that the deceased
came to his death in purely accidental man.
ner.
John Snider is still walking at the dime
| visiting the museum will be given bottle of
perfumery.
1t is claimed that Wilkes McDermott, the
ex-deputy sheriff who recently took poison
with suicidal intent, refused to see his wife,
whom he deserted some time ago, when she
called to see him.
Thomas P. Nisbitt, who recently made an
assignment to g.. w. Smith, filed schedule of
his assets and liabilities. The assets are
placed at S3.449.31. of which S1,26O.61 is in
hrnt l;.,l;1
SO, 677. Sc, mainly for merchant Use.
The Lutheran Emigrant association has
been organized with Rev. o. P. Vaugsnes as
president, Rev. J. Ternstedt, vice president;
A. L. Eustain, secretary. and G. Jacobson,
treasurer. The association intends to assist
all ehigrants, irrespective of nationality.
Further testimony was yesterday taken in
the matter of bridging the railroad tracks ut
Fourth avenue north. F. f. Andrews, s. G.
Daniels, E. s. Corser and Lam bert Hayes tes-
titled to the improvement to property and the
present Inconvenience suffered in crossing
tracks.
The First National bank of Minneapolis has
begun an action against August f. Poehler,
Henry Poeher, Thomas WEIGH and the North
ern Pacific Elevator company wv. F. Meader
and L. ID. Absornon) to recover 1858, $50. The
bank loaned money on wheat, which has
since been disposed of.
The Hennepin Avenue Theater company
was Incorporated yesterday by W. A. Barnes,
jacob r. Sackett, James NJ. Wood, Enoch w.
Virgins. Frank P. Weadon, Carroll Gates and
Burt T. Gates. The company has capital
stock of 100000, divided into shares of $50
each.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
bernhard Zimmule and Theresa Schroeder,
William j. Hoskins and Katie Weir, Andrew
Johnson and Mary Anderson, Otis Fl. Brown,
Jr., and Hattie E. Evans Frank Peterson and
cara T. Latin, Addison H. Drake and Sarah
r. Anderson, Walter ]. Burton and Anna P.
Wiltbergen.
Articles Incorporating the L. D. Kilbourne
Boot and Shoe company were filed yesterday
morning bY l.. u. Kilbourne. Harvey H.